WEDGEWORD™

One word locks both sides.

How to play

Each clue hides one word — it follows the word on the left and leads the word on the right. Example: SNOW ___ ROOM → BALL (snowball · ballroom).

Every answer sets a stone in the arch. Then name the wedgeword: one final word that pairs with all four answers (it may attach to the front or the back). Spot it early and call it for bragging rights — but the wedgeword only drops once every stone is set.

🗝 Name the Wedgeword

Set a stone first — then the wedgeword can be called.

Wedgeword is a free daily word puzzle. Each clue hides one word that follows the word on its left and leads the word on its right — POCKET ___ SHELF hides BOOK. Four answers set the stones of an arch; one final word, the wedgeword, locks them all together. A new easy, medium, and hard arch arrives every day, and everyone plays the same three. No app, no account — it plays right here in your browser.